The Expositor volume 1
The Expositor volume 1
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, etc. " From this he might infer that Papias, speaking thus confidently in the name of those who "saw John, " must have himself seen John and must have been a companion of Polycarp. But had Papias quoted a single saying of Polycarp's in his Exposition, Eusebius could hardly have 1 This could be proved by a collection of his very numerous mistakes. And a comparison of the remarks made by Eusebius about other ecclesiastical writers with his general silence when quoting Irenseus would indicate th...at, although he could not venture to call the latter (as he calls Papias) " a man of very limited intelligence, " he nevertheless cannot forgive his literalism. It is manifest that he rejects the views of Irenaeus as to the Apocalypse and its authorship. But, besides this, a close examination of Eus. , H. E. , v. 7 where he gives a summary of Irenaeus' "testimonies, " beginning with a significant Srt dr/ (v. 7, 1) "that, as he says" would lead to the same conclusion. It is true that he (H. E. , v.
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, etc. " From this he might infer that Papias, speaking thus confidently in the name of those who "saw John, " must have himself seen John and must have been a companion of Polycarp. But had Papias quoted a single saying of Polycarp's in his Exposition, Eusebius could hardly have 1 This could be proved by a collection of his very numerous mistakes. And a comparison of the remarks made by Eusebius about other ecclesiastical writers with his general silence when quoting Irenseus would indicate th...at, although he could not venture to call the latter (as he calls Papias) " a man of very limited intelligence, " he nevertheless cannot forgive his literalism. It is manifest that he rejects the views of Irenaeus as to the Apocalypse and its authorship. But, besides this, a close examination of Eus. , H. E. , v. 7 where he gives a summary of Irenaeus' "testimonies, " beginning with a significant Srt dr/ (v. 7, 1) "that, as he says" would lead to the same conclusion. It is true that he (H. E. , v.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Robertson William Robertson Nicoll to read onlineMoreLess
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